So I have a net tomorrow and want to us my new net bat. So was prepping it(I.e putting my grip set up on) and decide to take pics and do a quick review.
So this is one of
@Blank Bats net bats. A bargain at 95 delivered.
Was gutted when the first lot appeared and was too light, so as soon as some heavier ones dropped I was like bam. Pm sent I'm having that.
Pics were of it naked and it weighed 2.12.
On arrival it had a grip(ripple) stickers(the back one lets it down), a toe guard and a scuff with edge tape.
It worth a 2.14 3 bang on my weight!! Woohoo
Now as it was advertised as a net bat and pretty cheap at 95 I wasn't expecting it to come with more than a grip maybe stickers.
I don't run toe guards and I prefer a different type of scuff so was a little gutted, but nothing that is detrimental to the bat. And to be fair for the money blank bats are supplying a hell of a lot for the money. A bargain to be had for anyone out there.
Anyway some pics.
Verdict on the bat itself. I took it out the box and thought wow! This is a big bat. Now I know you think "but it weighs 2.14 course it's big". Well in this price range(and above to be honest) a lot of heavy bats can still be very concaved. This is full profile bat, could say convex.
Nice grains, not to many blemishes. Pretty nice for a net bat.
Specs are
42 MM edge
63mm spine.
No concaving.
Pick up is nice, is describe it as a mid to low middle. But with a slight duckbill which helps.
This pic shows middle, vs super low Toro and super high Warner kaboom.
Overall for the money I am very happy and very impressed.
I'm off for a net in the morning so I will report in performance and ping then, maybe even supply a video. Just don't expect proper cricket shots.
Holla
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